Interrogation: Rangers detain four political workers
The paramilitary force claimed to have 'credible information' of the suspects' involvement in criminal activities
KARACHI:
Pakistan Rangers, Sindh, informed an anti-terrorism court (ATC) about detention of four suspects, said to be associated with the political party, for interrogation under the charges of targeted killing and extortion.
The paramilitary force claimed to have 'credible information' of the suspects' involvement in criminal activities, and their arrest was disclosed on Monday.
On Friday, the suspects, identified as Muhammad Abid, Haider Ali, his brother Qamar Ali and Imran Aziz, were presented before the Sindh High Court's administrative judge for the ATCs.
The investigators said the suspects were required to be interrogated in connection with allegations to complete investigation.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 4th, 2016.
Pakistan Rangers, Sindh, informed an anti-terrorism court (ATC) about detention of four suspects, said to be associated with the political party, for interrogation under the charges of targeted killing and extortion.
The paramilitary force claimed to have 'credible information' of the suspects' involvement in criminal activities, and their arrest was disclosed on Monday.
On Friday, the suspects, identified as Muhammad Abid, Haider Ali, his brother Qamar Ali and Imran Aziz, were presented before the Sindh High Court's administrative judge for the ATCs.
The investigators said the suspects were required to be interrogated in connection with allegations to complete investigation.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 4th, 2016.